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The quantitative assessment of volcanic unrest is essential for understanding volcanic processes and supporting decision-making. However, systematic approaches to evaluating unrest episodes remain underdeveloped, particularly during non-eruptive periods.
Takeshi Hashimoto +11 more
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Seismic background level (SBL) growth can reveal slowly developing long-term eruption precursors. [PDF]
Ichihara M +5 more
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Phreatic eruptions at Kusatsu-Shirane: monitoring and precursors
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Dynamics and hazard of phreatic eruptions
Phreatic events may represent precursors of magmatic eruptions, but they can also occur as single or multiple episodes punctuating the activity of volcanoes characterised by active hydrothermal systems. The Breccia De Fiore deposit represents evidence of the phreatic activity preceding by fifteen years the onset of the 1888–1890 magmatic eruption at La
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Historical record of lahar related to phreatic or phreatomagmatic eruption
Masayuki Sakagami, Masaru Kunitomo
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Three-dimensional magnetotelluric modeling of Vulcano Island (Eolie, Italy) and its implications for understanding recent volcanic unrest. [PDF]
Di Giuseppe MG, Isaia R, Troiano A.
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The 2014 phreatic eruption of Ontake Volano and the subsequent erosion
Teruki Oikawa +7 more
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Near real-time b -value analysis for volcano traffic light alert systems and eruption forecasting. [PDF]
Bantidi TM +5 more
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Small-scale phreatic explosions from a low-enthalpy hydrothermal system caused the abandonment of Milos Island (Greece) in Roman times. [PDF]
Sulpizio R +11 more
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